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lithium cell

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lithium cell [′lith·ē·əm ‚sel]
(chemistry)
An electrolytic cell for the production of metallic lithium.
(electricity)
A primary cell for producing electrical energy by using lithium metal for one electrode immersed in usually an organic electrolyte.
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